http://www.talkglitz.tv/2015/06/19/ngozi-okonjo-iweala-finally-vindicated/





‘’I don’t know why a lot of us
Nigerians suffer from a pitiable
form of amnesia. Were we not in
this country when the then Finance
Minister Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala kept
harping on the need to save funds
in the Excess Crude Account but
the state governors insisted on
sharing same claiming they had
‘people-oriented’ (more like
pocket-oriented) projects to spend
on?
Were we not in this country when
the FG at a time instituted a
Sovereign Wealth Fund which was
bitterly opposed by the same
governors to the extent that some
went to court all in a bid to share
whatever accrues to such a fund?
Were we not in this country when
Rotimi Amaechi accused the FG of
looting the Excess Crude Account
but the Ministry of Finance
published figures showing that
Rivers state among other states
had collected billions and billions
from the same funds he claimed
was looted?
Why don’t we recall basic facts like
and tell those governors to do
either of these:
1) Produce those funds from
wherever they kept them and pay
their workers
2) Resign if they’re so helpless or
3) Go to hell and quit irritating our
ears with their infantile ejaculations
of helplessness.
All this hue and cry about states
besieging the FG for bailout simply
reinforces the desperate need for
the true fiscal federalism some of
us have been shouting about for
years now’’.

Governors without foresight and vision led by the then NGF leader

GOVERNORS OUR PROBLEM

They are simply helpless cos they can't point accusing fingers at Dogo. Elections have come and gone, and d real truth they covered with propaganda now revealed. Thank God d pple suffering it most are the pple who carried those lies d most.


Wish they remain helpless to have Zoo's population reduced as it's what they deserve.

Cool

Olamitisoji:
http://www.talkglitz.tv/2015/06/19/ngozi-okonjo-iweala-finally-vindicated/





‘’I don’t know why a lot of us
Nigerians suffer from a pitiable
form of amnesia. Were we not in
this country when the then Finance
Minister Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala kept
harping on the need to save funds
in the Excess Crude Account but
the state governors insisted on
sharing same claiming they had
‘people-oriented’ (more like
pocket-oriented) projects to spend
on?
Were we not in this country when
the FG at a time instituted a
Sovereign Wealth Fund which was
bitterly opposed by the same
governors to the extent that some
went to court all in a bid to share
whatever accrues to such a fund?
Were we not in this country when
Rotimi Amaechi accused the FG of
looting the Excess Crude Account
but the Ministry of Finance
published figures showing that
Rivers state among other states
had collected billions and billions
from the same funds he claimed
was looted?
Why don’t we recall basic facts like
and tell those governors to do
either of these:
1) Produce those funds from
wherever they kept them and pay
their workers
2) Resign if they’re so helpless or
3) Go to hell and quit irritating our
ears with their infantile ejaculations
of helplessness.
All this hue and cry about states
besieging the FG for bailout simply
reinforces the desperate need for
the true fiscal federalism some of
us have been shouting about for
years now’’.

Buhari will never probe ECA.
We were sold a fake anti-corruption champion.

hopilo:
GOVERNORS OUR PROBLEM

Exactly

Federal government are not Nigeria number 1 enemy but state governors.

The OP is high on something.....

The Governors only insisted on Share of the Excess crude account because they Noticed the Balance in the Account Keep Depleting without accountability from the federal government and minister of finance hence they demanded equal sharing of the money immediately .. fo.ooo.l..

Olamitisoji:
http://www.talkglitz.tv/2015/06/19/ngozi-okonjo-iweala-finally-vindicated/





‘’I don’t know why a lot of us
Nigerians suffer from a pitiable
form of amnesia. Were we not in
this country when the then Finance
Minister Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala kept
harping on the need to save funds
in the Excess Crude Account but
the state governors insisted on
sharing same claiming they had
‘people-oriented’ (more like
pocket-oriented) projects to spend
on?
Were we not in this country when
the FG at a time instituted a
Sovereign Wealth Fund which was
bitterly opposed by the same
governors to the extent that some
went to court all in a bid to share
whatever accrues to such a fund?
Were we not in this country when
Rotimi Amaechi accused the FG of
looting the Excess Crude Account
but the Ministry of Finance
published figures showing that
Rivers state among other states
had collected billions and billions
from the same funds he claimed
was looted?
Why don’t we recall basic facts like
and tell those governors to do
either of these:
1) Produce those funds from
wherever they kept them and pay
their workers
2) Resign if they’re so helpless or
3) Go to hell and quit irritating our
ears with their infantile ejaculations
of helplessness.
All this hue and cry about states
besieging the FG for bailout simply
reinforces the desperate need for
the true fiscal federalism some of
us have been shouting about for
years now’’.

How much did she saved fro$m federal government share of ECA to prove the governors wrong. Stop discussing topic we do not understand because even the FG is borrowing to pay salary.

[quote author=planetuzor post=34949625]The OP is high on something.....
Correct guy. I know u are the account officer